Denton Journal from Denton, Maryland • Page 3

Published "Weekly Every Saturday Morningr, by Saturday 1S87. Two able Democratic journals, the Towson Democrat and the JKent News, have strongly endorsee! the candidacy of Attorney-General Roberts who is a candidate for gubernatorial honors. THE HOUSE OK TIVES will be described by Z. L. White in the American Magazine Tor Juno, with portraits and sketches or prominent under tho head of "The Nation's Lawmakers.

THE BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE was incorporated in 1849, with power to confer degrees, and was endowed by the Slate of Maryland in I860. The endowment establishes a free scholarship in the College for each county in the State, upon which one pupil is entitled to instruction, without charge, in all the branches taught in the College, with the us of text-books. Students can board with friends, or, at reduced rates, in tho College with the President and his family. The scholarships are filled by the Orphans' Court of the respective counties. Application for a scholarship maybe made to the Court directly or to Dr.

N. C. Brooks, President of the institution. The College has graduated 304 pupils, and trained and sent forth 200 teachers who are filling responsible positions. There will be a number of vacant, June 1st, for which early application should be made.

THE Port Tabacco Times comments as follows upon Gen. Johnson's demand for tho Tilden election law in Maryland: "By the Tilclen election law ho is willing to stand or fall. Upon this rock we will plant our banner and the "boys" shall not prevail against it. The counties aro asked to elect a Legislature pledged to the passage of the Tildeu election law as means of correcting election irregularities In Baltimore city. And Governor Hamilton and General Johiibon have undertaken to explain to the people tho necessity of such action on their part and enlighten them with regard to their duty in this respect.

"Now wo believe that, if these impetuous reformers will only cool their heads little and take a little time for reflection, they will see that the new ground upon which they have drawn up their imaginary forces is wholly untenable. The Tilden election law is no doubt wise and well devised measure in New York, under the constitution of that State; but it is wholly impracticable in Maryland under the present constitution of this State. Tho most prominent feature of tlio Tilden law, as wo understand it nnd the ono upon which the reformers chiefly rely for the correction of the city election frauds, IH tho requirement of an entirely new registration of voters annually. But in tho present constitution of Maryland wo have a provision for the uniform registration of voters, which has been construed as prohibiting tho Legislature from requiring a new registration of the voters of any portion of the State, without at the same time providing for tho new registration of tho voters of tho entire voting population throughout the State. "If these statesmen will take time to reflect, therefore, they will see that their proposition involves a modest request of tho people of the counties to impose upon themselves an annual now registration, which is absolutely impracticable and wholly out of the question, as the means of purifying the voting lists of Baltimore city.

There can be-no amendment of tho constitution before the sitting of the Legislature in 1888 and therefore the agitation of the adoption of the Tilden law.by that body is premature, and consequently futile and inconsiderate." Queen Kapioalni, of the Hawaiian Islttmis and her party arrived in Washington Tuesday evening of last week, and spent the remainder of the week in viewing the wonders of our National Capital. It is not an uncommon thing for distinguished representatives of foreign countries to visit Washington, but it is seldom that we have been honored by the visits of royalty itself. The Queen's complexion is not quite so dark as a full blood negro, but darker than the average mulatto. She is of medium height and weighs apparently about 200 pounds. The Princess, who accompanies her as a member of the party is much younger than the Queen and notwithstanding her dark complexion is quite handsome.

During the Queen's stay in Washington she was entertained by both government officials and representatives of foreign countries, and expressed herself much pleased with Washington, and with her entertainment here. When it was announced that the dark complexioned ruler of the South Pacific Islands was to be given the distinguished honor of special dinner at the White House, a protect was heard from some of the frequenters of the Executive Mansion. It was that at least one of the Cabinet officers would not attend the dinner, but this rumor was unfounded. Upon the occasion of the Queen's visit to the Washington barracks, she was received by General Gibson and the troops were reviewed by her. A royal salute was fired as the party passed through tiie gates.

After leaving the barracks the party attended the races, returning in time to attend the circus in the evening, where they occupied seats that had been specially reserved for them. On Friday the party was conveyed to Mount Vernon on board the U. B. Steamer Dispatch, they being accompanied by tiie Cabinet officers, diplomatic corps, judges of the Supremo Court and a few personal friends. FELIX.

We'd rather the store, but May 1887. you'd to if yon can't, liristor's Defence. XYAUK, N. May at 10 o'clock this morning' the opening address in the second trial of Ilev. George Bristor for assaulting Ida Downes on December 10 and 11, 1885, commenced at New City in a densely crowded court room.

At tho conclusion of District Attorney's brilliant opening Ida Downs was called as the first witness. She reiterated her former story. Her testimony was not shaken by cross examination. After hearing the testimony of Deputy Sheriff Fisher, who took Ida from Bristor's house, and of Mrs. Thomas Gemmell, to whom she first told her story, Mr.

Howe moved to dismiss the complaint on the ground that no corroborating evidence had been produced. Judge Cullen denied the motion. During Iho recess Mr. and Mrs. Bristor, surrounded by a score of congregational friends, ate a tempting lunch on the broad greeu lawn in frout of Court House.

At half-past one Judge Groo, Middletown, opened ably for the de. fence, his address, lasting forty-five minutes. Mrs. John C. Wood testified that Ida had related her story in her presence.

That afternoon at the parsonage Ida signed a retraction. After the signing Bristor said "Let us pray." At the conclusion of the prayer Ida said, "Dr. Bristor, forgive me for telling those lies about you." Next day Ida told Mrs. Wood that her first story was true. 1JUISTOH ACQUITTED.

Dr. Bristor was placed on the stand on Wednesday. He claimed that the first intimation he had of the girl's charges against him was when he was summoned by Trustee Ward to attend a meeting of tha trustee's. He was almost overpowed by the blow, and he at once went home and asked Ida, "Why have you told these terrible lies about me?" Ida looked frightened, and tried to run away. Angered beyond self-control, he write for what you want.

Are you a judge of novelties? Then you know how some merchants fix the bait for you. Novelties made low price, but no plain to match. If there's plain, then the Novelty'll be old. Or the desirable Novel- ty'11 be in lots to small to serve you. In nearly every instance we've plenty of plain to match every Novelty we show--plain made of the same wool and the same dye and at the same time as the Novelty.

Do you realize the fact? You will when you see the things. We've made the price so you'll want to see them. Silk Polka Dot, Satin stripe, from $3.50 to $2.50. Pompadour Silk Stripe from $2. to Pompadour Plush Stripe, from to $2.50.

Beige Wool Plaid, Broche figure, from $2 to Plush Plaid, with chenille dots, from to $1.50. Plush and Silk Checks, from $2.25 to $1.75. Silk Plaid Grenadines, from $2 to $1.50. Combination, Bayadere canvas, from $3 to $1.50. Plush Stripes, with Jardiniere spots, from $3 to $2.

Camel's Hair Grenadine, Lace and Plush stripes, from $3.50 to $2.50. And a hundred more styles on which the reduction is as great or greater. Prices of the plain have been reduced from 25 to 50 cents a yard. The Novelties were bought for this season, some of them haven't been in the country thirty days. NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

II. A.Si-k i- nuw exhibiting to her pillion- ti large, hand.some, and rnreftillv selected of Spring ju-t from Haltiinore from' '2't eent-i up, and everything elsn proportionately cheap. Mrs. Sisk has removed bur from Main Street to herresidence. Order Nisi, Philip W.

Downes. Attorney for the Clies- iipettke Guano Company, Mortgagee, Vc. Wm. T. Long.

Mortgagor. In the Circuit Court for Caroline County. In Equity, Xo, 477. Ordered this 27th day of April A. D.

1887, that the sale nnd reported by Philip W. Downes attorney for the Clies- ujK-jike (imino Company, Mortgagee, in these proceedings mentioned, rat i tied dud confirmed unless to the contrary thereof bo shown on or before the 28th day of June next; provided a copy of this order be in-erted in home newspaper pub- li-hed in Caroline county onco in eueb of threo successive weeks before tho 28th day of May next. The report ulates thu lunout of sales to be I I H. GADD, Clerk. True Copy, LL'THEK II.

GADD, Clerk. SPRING '87, finds again tlrst in the Held with an immense Stock of fashionable Clothing for Men, Boys' and Children, the result of six months hard work, extensive experience, amplest fucilitiis and thorough of the Market- of the World. Wi- oiler tJie VERY BEST obtainable in (Juulity, Style and Reliability, Combined with pnivi-rljifilly lowest prii-c-. Our immense rango begins at llic very fliejipestdependable (Inrniontsand includes tiie finest tnnde at homo or abroad. Department stocked with best for- SILKS, LACES, VELVETS, Joshua W.

Brvnnt, trustee vs. John fn the Circuit Court for Caroline county. In Equity. Ordered this 20th duy of April in the yeur eighteen hundred and eighty-scveB, that the hule of the real estate mude and reported by Joshua W. Bryant, trustee in thfs-o proceedings mentioned.

OB ratified nnd confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof lo shown on or before the tilth day of June next; provided copy of thin order be inserted in some newspaper published in Caroline county, once in each of three successive weeks before the 2ilrd of May next. Tho, report the umontit of sales to be $280.00. LUTHKH II. GADD, Clerk. Trim copy, test-- iiUTHJttt If.

GADD, Clerk. April 2,1, 1887. cijjn nnd Cloths, etc. Sample-' ami for mwtmre- ment on application by i-oliirn Mail. OEHM 5 SON, Pratt and Hanover Streets, upr2-9ni.

Linens, Flannels, Blankets, DOMESTIC COTTONS, WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, LADIES' MISSES' WBAPSJ ALSO Every article a Drv Goods House should have in low, medium and high-priced goods. One Price for every ono; ft child can buy of U9 cheap as the ben judge of dry goods. The same price to thosrt who desire to purchase by iniiil as to those who visit our Store. have the largest hton; in Baltimore, nnd carrv llie greatest variety of nil kinds of drv goods. Orders for samples will receive prompt attention.

Customers, when ordering sum- will please if black or colors are dtired, give lid tin idou in reuiml to price. We mpply Merchants tlio better of Dry not to be had Irom Jobbers, and cut any length to s-uit their customers at lowest Piece price. In business for the past 6(J years. Whatthe Ladiesand Gentlemen of Caroline County Have Been Looking Tor, A GOOD PLACE TO BUT FINE SHOES. WILSON CARR NUMBER Examiner's Notice, Washington Notes.

Correspondence of Tim JOURNAL. WASHINGTON, May 9, the amusement loviug public the past week has been an eventful one. The spring races of the National Jockey Club, which were held during the week, were of more than usual interest and were largely attended, notwithstanding the counter attraction afforded by the presence in town of Forepaugh's circus, and the National League base ball games. The social event of the week was the appearance of Patti in the opera 'La Traviata." The fiiet that she had been here before in this opera did not seem to have deterring effect upon the public, and it may be truthfully said that rarely if ever, has so distinguished an audience assembled within tho of an opera house, as that which gathered at Albaugh's on Tuesday evening. The President of the United States, his Cabinet officers, wen prominent in political affairs, women who are recognized as queens iu the social world, and titled representatives of foreign countries, combined Sn paying their tribute to the acknowledged queen of song.

Some of the speculators who invested largely in tickets to the Patti opera, and who expected to find a ready sale for them at exorbitant prices, were very badly taken by the general refusal upon the part of the public to lw swindled by ticket siwp. pers, as has BO frequently been the casein the past, when it'was discovered, soon box office was opened for the sale seats, that the best seats in the house been disposed -of to spequlators, there wps an indignation meeting held, aqjl was unanimously decided that tho prices by the speculators would not ibe paid, and -when the hour for the opening of the entertainment arrived many of the best seats in the orchestra were ucsold, and the speculators In order to gei back a portion of their outlay, were obliged instances to sell their tickets a tower price than was originally tdmrged At the box office. struck her. She went out and did not return till nine o'clock that night. He then led her up stairs and locked her in a room, where she remained till next day.

On her release occurred the retraction and prayer scene, of which all the witnesses give corroborative testimony. His description of the retraction and prayer scene was vivid und dramatic. He denied all the charges made by the girl. A verdict of not guilty was soon readied by the Jury. Bristor, his white haired father and his brother were in court.

Bristor and his friends shook hands.and'his face glowed with pleasurable excitement. The party adjourned to the telephone office and sent messages of joy to their friends. The Camel's Hair Stuft's in light shades ntfd light weights are desirable for Spring 'and Summer costumes. Always liked, always fashionable. Plain twilled surface or self colored plaids.

Various shades of tan, gray, navy blue and brown, 42 81, $1.25 and $1.35. Foules, like the Camel's Hair in weave and texture, but no scattered surface hair. Same weight and width and as good for wear. 75 cents to $1.25. A little coarser, a little narrower, 45 to 1 5 cents.

Cheviot all-wool check suit- ings. 3 styles and 33 colorings. 36 inches, cents. New, serviceable, stylish stuffs. Look for them among the 50 cent things in any other store.

A little more body perhaps but equal relative value in the 45 cent all-wool suitings at same counter. 2 checks, 1 melange; more than 20 colorings. The 40-inch Tricots get a catchy prettiness from the contrasting silk thread which forms the check. A new thing. Should go quick at 75 cents.

We make it 65. We, tin; having been duly Appointed by the County Coiiiiiii-iioncre of Caroline county, to examine and if found lurc's-ury, to lay down a new puhlic counts in the Third election district of Caroline county, beginning at tho liiu', at the COUUT of C. X. CiinlbournV nt the junction of lie's Farm, tmd running thenco, in a direction, on the division line bi-Ueun tho mid and in straight linu through the lands of Surah Luyton to thu County Koad from Poole 1 to Uurrsville; wo hereby give notice that we will meet at thu place ofheginninij, on Wednesday thu 8th day 1.S87, at 'J o'clock," a. fur the ptirpwi- of executing bit id commission.

Mr. 11. S. Mancha, Surveyor, will attend without further notice. Given tinder our hands this 2'Jth day of April, 1887.

It. J- W. OAHKY. T. IF.

SLAUGHTER, WM. P. STAFFORD. Notice to Peach-Growers, At the request of many citizens of Caroline county there will bo another meeting held in Denton on Tuesday, May 10th, tit 1 o'clock, p. for the further discus ion of the pouch basket question, with other interebts to tho peach growers of said county.

JACOB ALLEE, Chairman. H. S. MANCIIA, Secretary. Order Nisi, Wingate Neal, Assignee of Mortgagee, Addie P.

Mervine nnd Henry U. Mervine. In the Circuit Court for Caroline County. In Equity. Ordered this 2(Hli duy of April in the vcur 1887 that tho Kilo ruudo and reported by Winptte in the nhovc entitled cuu-e, be rnlilicd and conlirnti'd unless cause to the contrary thereof hubhown on or before thu 27th day of next, provided copy ot tin'-! order bt! inserted in some iifVi -paper published in Caroline county once in each of throe week's ho fore the duy of May next.

The ic-port status the amount'of Miles to Hew 23; 25 aiil 27 Baltimore SL SB An LIGHT STREET, WHITE MAEBLE BUHDING, BALTIMORE, MD, Weit Baltimore Street, Annex, NUMBER 4 North Charles Street, 1 Door Above Balto. GADJ), Clerk. True LUTHKini. GADD, Clerk. Til i Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade tit George dcn'h drug store ns their giving away to W.

CLAKK, AUCTIONEKK, DENTON, MD. Will cry sales nt any time, in the best manner and on the most liberal terms. Ig prepared to attend sales in Caroline, Queen Anne and Tulbot counties. PHOTOGRAPHY The public is respectfully informed that I have fitted up and opened a well-appointed Gallery of Photography, adjoining my ofllce, on Main Street, Denton. I nm now prepared to mnkc photographs of superior finish in GA1UNET AND SMALLER SIZES.

old Pictures Specialty. C. H. ULACICISTON. drug store as their givin 0 their customers- of 50 many free trial bottles of Dr.

Kind's Xcw Discovery for Consumption. Their trade ii simply enormous this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never-disappoints. Cough--, Colds, Asthma, Hronchitis, Croup, and all throat und lung difcaMS quickly cured. You can test it without buying by getting ti trial bottle free, large size Every bottle warranted. HIJACK UP.

You aro feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you nre bothr-rcd with headache, you'ure fldgctty, norvoti-, und generally out of sorts, and want to ln-nce un. Hrace up, but not with j-tiimilaiit'-, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and thru Icuvo vou in worse condition than before. "What you wnnt is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy action of liver ami kidneys, restore and give renewed health anil -ti-otnrtli. 'Such a medicine you will find Klcetric Hitters, and only oO cent- bottle Georgr Iluddfii'sdrug store. Road Notice, To the honorable board of comity commissioners for Caroline county, State of Maryland: We, the undersigned, give notice that thirty days from thia date, we will petition the honorable board to receive a road that has been surveyed, and partly worked.

Baid road starting at a point on the main road leading from Burrsville to Greene- borough in front of school house No. 1, in the Third election district, and running through the lands of AVm. G. Horsey; thence with the line between the lands of J. B.

Raughley and Purnell Johnson; thence across tho hinds of Saulsbury und Itobort Blocklinger to tho county road leading from Burrsville to Denton; thence from the road, in front of said Blocklinger's house, on the division line between the farms of J. "VVeslayThawleynnd Smith (jood; thenco with thu division line between the lands of Smith Good and Col. 11. C. Carter; thence on the division line between tho lauds of 11.

C. Curler and the "Bell Tract;" thenco with the division lino between thu "Bell Tract" and the county farm t-o a point where the said road intersects thu road leading from Jhirrsville to 3H11. PUKNELL JOHNSON. J. WESLEY THAWLKY WM.

II. DEWEKSE. WM. G. HOKSEY.

L. U. GADD. J. B.

BA.UGIILEY. WILSON. WILSON CAIUl WILSON CAHR WILSON CARR WILSON CAKR WILSON CARR WILSON CARR WILSON CARR CARR. $8.50 3.60 Ladies' Waukenphast, Ladie's Kangaroo Waukenplmst, Ladies' Pebble Waukenphast, Ladies' Goat Tip Waukenphast, Ladies' Kangaroo Tip Lace, Gents'Calf Tip Button, Gents'Calf Tip Lace, Gents' Calf Tip Congresg, Gents' Tip Waukenphart, We have a full lino of Mi 8s Youth'i and Children'i Fine Shoes now in Stock. Mailing Single Pair QentlemenTshoes, Mailing Single Puir Ladies' Shoes, 3.0 3.50 3.60 3.GO 23c 18c PEL'S SHOES TAKING THE LEAD WAXTKD--A good Cook.

Jfo washing nor ironing. Good wages. Apply to this office. 5 14 tl J. W.

BRYANT. HOWARD JJUVAXT. J. W. H.

DRY ANT, ATTV-AT-LAW, Baby Carriages. Anything you care for. For $6, for $75, if you choose. Or you may pick out the running gears you like, the springs you prefer, the body that pleases you, and have the upholstering done to your mind. The silk, the parasol, the ribbon, the fixings and nick-nacks are where you can see them.

We'll do the work as you say. all other Majjaimes In Tales of Fiction A Ntw Departure Poemi of Inttrett Pleasing Short Stories TM Interesting Miscellany 25 Ctfe TM 01 HEAHUT --Choice SelectloBf dOO Original VACB5INIACHIUUB of the A Complete New Novel guperUtlve If erit Bj UBI ftruiti utiw i a tuk -Gi vine a I Ibrary of i a new and valuable worth from $15.00 to annually, at the nominal sum of 35 cents per month. Subscription. Ij.oo yearly. by John Habberton, Hodnon Burnett.

Julian Hawthorne, Lucy C. Lillie, will appear in early Itsuet giving details, mailed en application J. B. LIPP1NCOTT COMPANY 7iJ 717 Markit DrBULL'S 303 ST. PAUL ST.

BALTIMORE. Cabbage Plants, 20,000 Cabbuco Plants--best rieties--for sale DV CASPER 5 14 1m Denton, Md. early vu- HUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. Tho best salve in the world for Cuts Salt Bhcum, Fever Sorea, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Cunis, mid all Skin Eruptions, and positively curea Piles, or no pay required. It ib guarAntued to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 26 per box. For Sale by George Redden. Public School Notice, The public schools of Caroline county will close on "Wednesday, June 1st. For turner term teachers may report two- i a term. They say AVG sell twice as much Kattan and Keed stuff as any other Louse in America.

Look along the north side of the Basement and you'll know why. The things are there, Everything we think you'll like from the two great makers of the country. About 2,000 styles. Light, air-inviting, rest-giving, cooling wickerwork. Ceres IToarreecss, Cretin.

Asthma, 1 UrouchUlJ, NiiiOOpiiiB Couch, InclpIci.tConsuinp-ffl and rilicii, persons (n advanced na-n. of tho diff Aia Trk C5 Can- S' tiaa. 11m Dr. Bull'tl iiyh Synir Id Bold only In jiclti'e ar.il boarj onrK, rcrlstercit to vlti A llnli'a Jit MI! a in ff. Slfrt- Caution-LaM, niul tho of John noet celebrated watch In Dress Cloths, Batiste, Crinkles, Percales, and everything comprising a flrst-class stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hatf Groceries, Queensware, Tinware, Cigars, Tobacco and Confec-' tionery.

Pel's Shoes are durable, comfortable and beautiful. Gent's bhoes. Stiff, boffc and Straw Hats, admired by all. Your na. tronage respectfully solicited.

Cash, or trade taken at highest prices. Very respectfully, W. E. DUarNQCK. M.

GOTTLIEB'S JEWELRY STORE w-civwl new stock of Silverware, consisting of Card jrrvhiKM.il*, Jiuttor Disbos, Pepper nnd Salt Ciwton, has jnt rwcivwl FOR HEN AND YOUTHS, FOB BOYS AND CHILDREN. Jliill A. ilcytr it Solo U.S.A. $10,. Croquet sets, 90 cents to Pure Silk Gloves for women's wear; oil the new shades, 38 cents a pair.

We did not match them last season for 50 cents. "The Greatest Cure on Earth for Pain," Will relieve more quickly than any other known remedy. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spellings, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Frostbites. Backache, Wpunds, Headache, Toothache, Sprains, c. Sold by all Druggists.

Price 25 Cents a Dottle. ROOTER'S INSECT POWDE I Never fails to KILL all INSECTS Roaches cannot live where this Powder is properly used. Price 25c. For sale by all Dealers J. "Winkelxnann conipnnlei (a lit wnli.

1) at tayprlw, MTertlMd tomt dtalcn.but brOD right from tho factory. TTnllbiin. JjniitwTii a truu lilctnt-c tf tht A I ICoatl a i AVatch workanrthli lyatch movement finely Jeweled, a. ef the ivnlch. uaklne talent mnelil.

1S rJ wnlolh lrt l' entirely new putcul trlnillnir fountl an no other vrntcli. Tb. Hunting ciwe It mid. frcm Solid HlUer NicUl nnncUomrly vnernvril. icd It dV.lnrjlit-tJ to Ihthind fraroMnlldC-olii fell vrr.

A benutlful triple thick, bcvelPtl, poll.In-,I iicliMrgluicryiitiuVo- We i a concluded tkli direct tn tlio iicaiilo i i price ofiSU (IU ThiioderiimmdetalntroJaTM thli HlhctuJlMlpaiii. tl. aemnt. ltd ten tail nnj wiuh xoicg Into Dftfbtior. irlll Mil tia more.

In ulllnj thu tvutch at but kaon tub WUlth lulJ ivlU be constant ndvfrtl.rmrnr. ON KY wfll ICTJ cdTtrlluiatil UiiUful ICuU JtoBil Fnvo rite "Watch dticribtd bj rcglUereU mull, free and pnit-pald WE WARRANT Anypenon MI wi vill nfuid Ihi trie.pildBt Ztprw UM an monc A. C. Yates SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS. AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

Fleming vt. Fleming. In the Circuit Court for Caroline county In No. 459. NOTICE hereby given to all peraons interested that I will make an audit in the above entitled cauie, on MONDAY, MAY 16, 1887, at my office in Denton.

Pert on a having claims against the fund are hereby notified to file the same properly authenticated with tho Clerk of the Circuit Court for Caroline county, on or bcforosuid day, otherwise they may be excluded from all benefits of said fund. ELON S. HOBBS, April 1C, 1887. Auditor. EDWARD A.

HAKTXAN. GOTTLIEB. NATII AX1)UX HI ACCO. ARTMANT I 222 Baltimore near Howard, Baltimore, Md, A Full Liuo a i JLovr fbi- Bricks I Bricks! Fine Cabinet PHOTOGRAPHS $2.00 Per Dozen. Particular attention given to copying old pictures.

SHOREY'S, 157 W. Balto. Baltimore, At $2.60 below Baltimore prices. Will deliver them in lots of 5,000 and upward, at all wharves on the ChopUnk Biver, for $1.00 per thousand in addition to regular schedule prices. 300,000 ON HAND.

JAS. C. LEONARD, firlckmaker. Cambridge, Md. 4 1C 6m.

w- klT 4 Bfcf K9 fi IUrM Wallingford Silver WAliLNQFOBJD, COKlf. The examination for teachers' certiflcatwi be held at the Academy in Denton, on 9 o'clock u. ni. June 2d, to begin at oniv, M. B.

Notice of Dissolution, Tho heretofore existing between F. To.wfu jpnd Jessie Wright 1 been this day dissolved Lv mutual con- BOOK NJBWS for May, with a portrait of Bret Harte, now ready. It tells you of all the new books (50c. a year; 5e. a number).

JOHN WAtfAJfAKER. Chestnut, Thirteenth and ilnrket creels, City-hall square. FOR SALE. Several traoU of land in Tucknhoe Jicck. Apply to, KDWAKD SAULSBU1JY.

2 19 8m. Illdgely, Md. this date will be'niill an'd void. AJ1 persons indebted to snid Will plcasu call and sattle up by nolo or own'. The! Accounts, aro-in Uhe hands of W.

T. Hub-' KowMnjr Jb. A middle-aged, gentle, and pood working mule to exchange for a driving hcr-se. Apply until Wednesday at the Brick Ho- $5(X)TOliUAtf on first mortgage on Apply to, P. W.

DOWSES. Denton, PARKER'S GINGER TONIC Tha r.eft Cure for Coucbs, Weak pvntlou, Inwnrd Tains, Eihkiuttnn. CombtnlnaUie llye power orer dUeua unknown (o otlur Wmk Utuff. iLbeuintUm. Fviiule Careplalnti.

and ilia tbeStormch, Lixer.KldaeyiandOowrli are Uracknnir to tho who would recover their hfulthEy tha Imelr of I'AUIEJI'I 0 ISOBU Toxic, wiifeaud ttrenetn to ilia ovH 60s. at VVllLlamSttt-et, N. Y. ESTABLISHED FAY'S MANILLA ROOFING! Takes Hie lead; does not corrode like tin or iron, nor dtcuy like shingles or coinixv sitionF; easy to apply; strong und durable; at half the cost of tin. It ia also Substitute for Plaster at Half the Cost.

Carpets and Rugs of snmii material, double wear ol oil clotlis. C'ltiiJo-'inj and samples Free. W. H. FAY AM DE N.

J. i of Abatements and 1 Transfers, The county commlMioners, of Caroline county hereby giye notice, that at their reg. ular be held at their office In the of 'Denton from March 15 to April the 26 next, nnd every day from the lait mentioned date to tho 29th day of April, fnclofive, they will ill to correct of property, in paid county, und to alter Hnd correct the valuation of any property which may have been improperly ucd, and to assess the same at its truo value in accordance with the act of 1878. chapter 178. By order county commissioners.

W. F. TOAVKRS, dm. Clerk. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM tho popular fTorlto for tha hftlr, Kotorlnir color wbtn and Oindraft.

It the tuOr tailing, uid If to pleue. tOe. ood (LOO at DrnnriiU. My friends in Caroline county uro informed that I have ugain begun contract, ing und building, nnd thut their patronage, which I enjoyed for many years, and for which I am grateful, is again at-ked. 3Iy general reputation for good work Is my reference.

Wry truly, S. If. FLUHAltTY. THE BLASDEL CHORN. FASTEST A XD MOST THORO VG1T.

A CASKET OF SILVERWARE FR! 10 any porson who vill slmxr It to their frlentlH onl uei- month aiul pa I trtw pi-efer atnl tlusr salary to the hJzth tl- r.n- If crcetlo and utclllrent wanted to Introduca In every conotr. a a to select from L4TUt best terna, Sd gooIi. Satlsfftctlon paarnnteed. ory given. 83 OUTFIT fK 0 I 3 Lost, On Sunday last, in or near Denton, a morocco pocket-book, containing about 450.

A liberal reward will bo paid for its return. HOWARD MELVIN. Any 5M. on Jumesrtiyer, in Claro- mont coloify. jIlliiRtruted circular free.

J. 'P. 1 jiA'NCHA, Claremont, Va. 3'19 4t Fans our 300 HINDERCORNS. Thftufett, tnrttt nod bettcnre far Dunloni.

4c. BtopaoJlpaln. Enmrct comfort to the feet. to cure. 11 ceou Uucox Co, It.

V. KIDNEY PAENS IX ONE MINUTK, tli.it weary, llfclcta, all-yotiu i-i prt-f eut with thoioof Inilumt-d Weak to or Don't deUjrlfyoa wl.h to UTI8 ICBOUI WANTED-WOMAN, Active nnd intelligent to represent established business in own locality. Permanent position nnd good salary. References exchanged, Gay Mfg. 10 Ilur- X.

Y. 4t Uterine ami Inflammation, relievtMi and epctdlly currd by Cutlcura i i Pla)lt ncw.orJaln.tl, i-IiejRiaud infallible antidote to pain and iDilamirutlon. At all drugdats, fi for or of Totter Drug undChemlca! Boston. MONEY TO LOAN. ON good farms in thin county, JoOO: $800; S2.COO; Alto $100,000 to loan in large or small sums for 5 or a shorter period.

THOMAS HILL, Fayette and St. Paul Streets, 3 12 3m Baltimore Md. JOB WORK AT CLTY FKICES AT THIS OFFICE Any quantity from quart to three gallons of crcum cnn be converted into gotxl butter, ready for uniting and printing iu from five to ei-jht minuter. Cull und -ee them ttt Trazzarc'a grocery store. TJtAKZAItU WATTS, "siroJt i' TIME i-Uect Mar.

9, '87. Lcavv Station, Baltimore H.20 a. 0.00 p. m. Leave AnnapolU U.40 12.00 noon 4.20 p.

m. SUN DAY Leave lultimori n. 0.30 p. m. Leave 8,00 11.

4.30 p. in. Quick time, and no change of can. CASPERM tOnfvc ntul IKIJMT IIiN Mlwr cuu jirore onJ in. Oyster Shells for Sale.

HAYI Good timothv liav fur nalo. Apply to J. H. SEWAftD, 'Haekett's Farm, near Kulgely. 7 2t.

WrhAvefiO.OOO bii-iliols ofurstcr slirlla to Ffll in quantities to suit for cash, or will exclmnyeforgcxKl pino or oulc winnl. If tired will furnish bouts to ran them, and guarantee measure. Buy of responsible and eave moncv. MACE, WOOLFOUI) 4 9 I ni. Cambridge, Md.

JOHNS. WELSH, Prnctical Millwrightitig in nil iu b'mnchM done in the beat manner nt nhort notice. Satisfaction guarantied, id I'crnict' if required. iiprl) 'Jm CONSUMPTIVE. raaOoofti, Bronehttlf, Jcthau.

JnilattUont tpliIOirtUwutdrlir.ntti? oana rat OMOI uid the Uert remedy for all ttroktand Innci. and illiimi artjlac affaiart dlnm, aod clowij drUUDi uT tbi CTmrc-wUTta amfiar-t ncorvr tbrlr hvalUi by Uu, ttnclr DM of fAUMl lone, but duittcrooi. In (Xrw when all 6UU. OlrniwvlLtiajhl NFWSPAPFR!.